tarwood (Meaning)
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tarwood (n)
New Zealand shrub
New Zealand silver pine of conical habit with long slender flexuous branches; adapted to cold wet summers and high altitudes
Synonyms & Antonyms of tarwood
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tarwood Sentence Examples
- The hikers trekked through the dense tarwood, its branches brushing against their faces.
- The cabin was constructed from sturdy tarwood logs, providing shelter from the elements.
- The tarwood forest was home to a myriad of wildlife, from deer to owls.
- The aroma of burning tarwood filled the air, creating a cozy atmosphere.
- The gnarled tarwood roots twisted underground, forming a complex web.
- The tarwood's leaves turned vibrant shades of red and gold in the autumn.
- The woodcutter used an ax to fell the massive tarwood tree.
- The tarwood planks were used to build a sturdy bridge over the river.
- The tarwood furniture in the living room exuded a sense of rustic elegance.
- The tarwood embers glowed softly in the fireplace, casting a warm and inviting glow.
FAQs About the word tarwood
New Zealand shrub, New Zealand silver pine of conical habit with long slender flexuous branches; adapted to cold wet summers and high altitudes
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hikers trekked through the dense tarwood, its branches brushing against their faces.
The cabin was constructed from sturdy tarwood logs, providing shelter from the elements.
The tarwood forest was home to a myriad of wildlife, from deer to owls.
The aroma of burning tarwood filled the air, creating a cozy atmosphere.
